Additive Manufacturing
Graham Partners Assembles Medical Molding Group
Investment firm has funded a new conglomerate of three medical injection molders.
Read MoreDigital Manufacturing Network Offers ‘Radical Transparency’ Over Multiple Processes, Providers & Continents
Fictiv now offers complete visibility of complete value chain from design upload to production, quality, shipping and pricing for metal and plastic prototypes and production parts from a “Digital Ecosystem” of 250+ partners in the U.S. and Asia.
Read MoreAdditive Manufacturing Media Announces New Educational Presentation Series
Presented with IMTS spark, the series will explore how 3D printing technology is changing the face of manufacturing.
Read MoreMetal vs. Polymer 3D-Printed Mold Tooling: Which is “Better?”
“Better” is the wrong metric—instead, molders should understand the key differences between tooling and appreciate where in the product lifecycle each technology fits best.
Read MoreAdditive Manufacturing: Beyond Prototyping & Product Development
Stephanie Hendrixson with Additive Manufacturing Magazine discusses the unique ways companies are using 3D printing, focusing on its increasing application for industrial production, as opposed to prototyping.
Read MoreGM Using Stratasys 3D Printing Systems for Ventilator Tooling Production
GM’s director of additive manufacturing, Ron Daul, talks with Plastics Technology about the company’s investment in 3D printing technologies.
Read MoreAdditive Manufacturing and Injection Molding Increasingly Complementary in Covid-19 Crisis
The coronavirus crisis has often simultaneously required the speed of additive manufacturing and the scale of injection molding.
Read MoreCincinnati Incorporated Partners with Multiax America on Additive Manufacturing
The partnership will allow each company to offer needed products in the additive manufacturing space.
Read MoreArkema Invests in Continuous Composites
Arkema has invested in the American start-up to advance the development of 3D composite manufacturing.
Read MoreMaterials: New Medical-Grade Polypropylene-like Material For 3D Printing
xMED412 combines the physical properties and biocompatibility of medical-grade materials and is ideal for the production of various devices across industries.
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